Sentence examples for multicultural states from inspiring English sources

So any clash of civilizations will occur not on conventional battlefields but in the streets of multicultural states like Bosnia -- or even cities like Bradford in England, where gangs of Muslim youths rioted last summer.

Defenders of the right to cultural expression of minorities in multicultural states thus practice forms of identity politics that are both made possible by liberalism and sometimes in tension with it (see Laden and Owen eds. 2007).

It's no coincidence that tax revolts in the U.S. are breaking out not in red states but in the bluest multicultural states: Massachusetts and New Jersey, so far, with New York and California to come.

We could celebrate how both Israel and the United States have become thriving multicultural states, successfully absorbing and integrating millions of refugees and immigrants from around the world.

But should promotion of values be a legitimate domain of a multicultural state?

India sees retaining Kashmir as essential to its identity as a secular and multicultural state.

There lay one seed of his opposition to a "multiethnic and multicultural state".

More than anything he wanted Queensland to become a vibrant, modern multicultural state where there was opportunity for everyone.

The 19th century Sikh kingdom was a successful multicultural state with divergent legal systems that agreed on some basic principles.

When the first steps toward European unity were made, in the nineteen-fifties and sixties, notably in the Brussels Treaty of 1965, Belgium, as a democratic, multilingual, multicultural state, served as a model for the pan-European ideal.

One challenges the national anthem, another proposes that Israel pronounce itself a multicultural state or, to use the phrase that Bishara says he coined, "a state of all its citizens".